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The California State University system previously announced that each of its 23 campuses would continue with coursework primarily delivered virtually in spring 2021.

A study finds major disruptions in the lives of retail and food-service workers who can't rely on predictable shifts.

New counseling masters program co-director Selam Gebrekristos was shaped by her refugee experience.

The Center for Latin American Studies was awarded a grant from the Tinker Foundation to support field research for graduate students.

With hundreds of implementation team members identified, SDSU will host a formal kickoff event for its new five-year strategic plan on Sept. 16.

Elizabeth Pollard, who encourages students to contribute to Wikipedia for learning that sticks, provided leadership to other faculty in the move to virtual-space education.

A summer institute showed faculty members how to add more structure and support into their classes to help students succeed and make sure they read the syllabus.

Patrisse Cullors will speak at a virtual event hosted by SDSU on Aug. 23

Just days after breaking ground on SDSU Mission Valley, SDSU President Adela de la Torre announced the universitys new strategic plan in an all-campus address.

The inaugural Faculty Forward Awards recognize instructional faculty members who were especially agile and dedicated to student support in the ongoing pandemic.